you can put vars in [ ] before each channel in the list to apply them only
to that one channel.
{global=true}[only_this_channel=true]sofia/foo/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
,[only_this_channel_again=true]sofia/foo/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 9:20 AM, Jonas Gauffin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hello
> I send an API command through the event socket that looks like this (the
> first two variables are used by our server):
>
> api originate
> {gate_user_id=44,gate_site_id=1,sip_invite_params=intercom=true,sip_h_Call-Info=<sip:$${domain}>;answer-after=0,sip_auto_answer=true,origination_caller_id_name='Jonas
> Gauffin',origination_caller_id_number=+4623666XXXX,sip_auto_answer=true}sofia/localdomain/u1000044%
> 192.168.1.112 '&execute_extension(8901 XML)'
>
> The command works just as it should. The problem is that the auto-answer
> variables seems to stick to the b-leg (execute extensions), which means that
> both calls gets auto answered. What I want is that only the first call gets
> answered.
>
> (A logged in user presses the "call" icon in our webdirectory, which makes
> freeswitch use his phone to call 8901)
>
> //Jonas
>
>
>
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